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Specialist pencil store, and a reminder of passion and connection in retail.
Although now closed, the founder has launched The Locavore Variety Store, also profiled in the database.
A simple, minimal and purposely rough-finished space created with architect Paul Van Der Grient of WXY Studio. Environmental (kept materials, eco electricity) that play to the brand's core values of f...
The recent refurb expands the store into a gentlemen's-club-vibe location for this near decade-old Queens brand. Their zeitgeist-fuelled take on the 1990s goes from the street to Bill Clinton.
Louis Vuitton ramps up our understanding of "Landmark" with two buildings on 5th Ave (one, a gastro-theatrical brand experience, and the other a near-art homage to their luggage). "Bold" is one word!
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Upon opening this was one of the best men's department store ranges and experiences, but over time it's become more normal than 'wow'
Casually expensive clothing, with a cool-girl vibe (American Womenswear Designer of the Year 2022, the brand has a direct confidence that is mirrored in the robust, stark yet luxurious flagship store.
British architect Sophie Hick's minimalist take on Alaia's move from wholesale to D2C.
A store for Pokemon game collectors - to buy, sell, exchange cards and accessories. All wrapped in a diner-style space that's made to hang out.
Aspirational furniture and interior design at the hotel-meets-oligarch level! Lovely building, rooftop cafe and views.
A roomy, leather-scented boot hall that trades on Texan warmth rather than New York attitude, this Wooster Street flagship shows how a DTC cowboy-boot disruptor can scale up into a full Western lifest...
